Hair (noble family)
Haaren is the family name of a German-Baltic noble family. The family belonging to the ancient nobility had lived in Courland and Lithuania since the middle of the 17th century . Their ancestors are said to come from the Osnabrück area, although this cannot be clearly proven . The Baltic lineage begins in a document with Christopher Otto Alexander von Haaren († 1745). The aristocratic family was predominantly characterized by landowners and state officials .
history
The search for the origin of the German-Baltic “von Haaren” is linked to the “von Horne” documented from around 1200 to 1550. They were ministerials of the Counts of Tecklenburg and the bishops of Osnabrück and Paderborn and appeared several times as witnesses for the noblemen of the Lippe . They authenticated with a seal on which two horns placed in the St. Andrew's cross were depicted. The origin of the "von Horne", with the crossed horns, is likely to be the peasantry Hörne ( Hörne ) near Osnabrück . The von Horne family once had their ancestral home in what is now Harenburg near the Johanniter - Kommende Lage . The Harenburg was still called Horneburg in 1589 and after 1580 the Horne family soon called themselves Haren. In the coat of arms of the Westphalian nobility, a total of three families are named with the name Haaren.
coat of arms
Silver coat of arms with two turned away horns with gold fittings, the red sound openings turned downwards. Crest : above the crown the two horns facing the St. Andrew's cross . The helmet cover is blue silver. In the Russian heraldry , the addition of a baron's crown resting on a shield has been recognized for a branch of this sex
Lineage
Christopher Otto Alexander von Haaren († 1745) in the parish of Birsen, Courland ⚭ Sibylla von der Ropp (* around 1725)
- Wilhelm Christopher von Haaren (* 1749 in Poislitz, ( Gouvernement Kowno ); † around 1816), Lord of Schismen and Poislitz ⚭ Dorothea von Düsterloh (* 1758)
- Karl Wilhelm von Haaren (* 1785 in Davidischeck; † 1835 in Johannenhof Latvian : Jāņa muiža), Prussian captain ⚭ Juliane von Schilling , gentleman on Weißpomusch, Johannenhof and Salat (1794–1843)
- Eugen Karl von Haaren (* 1819 in Brick-Pomusch, † 1873 in Mitau), Lord of Johannenhof and Alt-Memelhof ( Lithuanian : Kvetkai) ⚭ Alexandra von Hahn (1824–1902)
- Eugen Friedrich Karl Theodor von Haaren (* 1852 in Johannenhof; † 1912 in Mitau ) Lord of Alt-Memelhof, Johannenhof, Salat, Duhren, Director of the Courland Credit Association, District Marshal , ⚭ Clementine von Hahn (1852–1890)
- Eugen Paul Julius von Haaren (* 1881 in Alt-Memelhof; † 1955 in Flensburg ) Herr auf Johannenhof, Salat, volunteer in the Baltic Landwehr ⚭ Freda von Rönne (* 1885)
- Alexander Eugen von Haaren (* 1909) lived in Africa
- Eugen Paul von Haaren (* 1912 in Johanneshof)
- Paul Wilhelm Franz von Haaren (* 1882 in Alt-Memelhof; † 1940), graduate engineer, gentleman at Alt-Memelhof, volunteer in the Baltic Landwehr ∞ Lisa von der Brüggen (Laidsen house)
- Paul-Adolph Eugen Eduard von Haaren (* 1918 in Mitau, † 1919 in Stettin )
- Ernst-Eberhard Kurt von Haaren (* 1920 in Berlin )
- Adolph Erich Arthur von Haaren (* 1922 in Reussen )
- Wilhelm Eugen Paul von Haaren (* 1924 in Rothstein (Niederlausitz) )
- Adolph Alexander Johannes Christoph von Haaren (* 1884 in Alt-Memelhof; † 1964) ⚭ Marie-Louise von Medem adH Grünhof (* 1893)
- Jürgen Hugo Wilhelm von Haaren (* 1917 in Schmenzin )
- Paul-Theodor Harald Bernd Dieter von Haaren (* 1828 in Stettin)
- Eugen Paul Julius von Haaren (* 1881 in Alt-Memelhof; † 1955 in Flensburg ) Herr auf Johannenhof, Salat, volunteer in the Baltic Landwehr ⚭ Freda von Rönne (* 1885)
- Eugen Friedrich Karl Theodor von Haaren (* 1852 in Johannenhof; † 1912 in Mitau ) Lord of Alt-Memelhof, Johannenhof, Salat, Duhren, Director of the Courland Credit Association, District Marshal , ⚭ Clementine von Hahn (1852–1890)
- Eugen Karl von Haaren (* 1819 in Brick-Pomusch, † 1873 in Mitau), Lord of Johannenhof and Alt-Memelhof ( Lithuanian : Kvetkai) ⚭ Alexandra von Hahn (1824–1902)
- Karl Wilhelm von Haaren (* 1785 in Davidischeck; † 1835 in Johannenhof Latvian : Jāņa muiža), Prussian captain ⚭ Juliane von Schilling , gentleman on Weißpomusch, Johannenhof and Salat (1794–1843)
See also
literature
- Genealogical manual of the Baltic knighthoods, Görlitz o. J. [11]
- Book of arms of the Westphalian nobility, part 2, plate 157 [12]
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Comparison: Landesarchiv NRW, Westphalia department, 1. TERRITORIES OF THE OLD REICH UP TO 1802/03 INCLUDING CHURCHES, FOUNDERS, MONASTERIES, CITIES, ETC. Number: 128, 132, 133 and 166 [1]
- ↑ Genealogical manual of the Baltic knighthoods Görlitz o. J., Blazonierung des Wappen, p. 300 [2]
- ↑ What was the Horneburg? On: Biste.de - The history of the divided peasantry Bieste [3]
- ↑ Hans Friedrich Georg Julius Sudendorf , Contributions to the history of the state of Osnabrück, up to the year 1400 , Verlag Kissling, 1840, original from Harvard University , digitized Nov. 18, 2008, pp. 10-12 [4]
- ↑ Haren, hair: 2 red and gold banded hunting horns placed in the St. Andrew's cross. These are repeated over the crowned helmet. Headquarters Haren near Hamm a. Lip. - The family continued to flourish in the Baltic provinces . Entry on: GenWiki (genealogy.net), in: Wappenbuch des Westfälischen Adels, p. 65 [5]
- ^ Book of arms of the Westphalian nobility, Part 2, Plate 157 (Haaren I, II and III) [6]
- ↑ Genealogical manual of the Baltic knighthoods Görlitz n.d., p. 302 [7]
- ↑ Max von Spießen (ed.): Book of arms of the Westphalian nobility . Görlitz 1901. Plate 157
- ↑ Increase in coat of arms. On: Bernhard Peter Principles of Heraldry: Multiplication of Coat of Arms [8]
- ^ Carl Arvid von Klingspor : Baltic Wappenbuch , Stockholm 1882 [9]
- ↑ Birsen parish. Entry on: Genealogy.net [10]